The Strange Case of Taiwan's Ex-Presidents: Post-Presidential Activism That Does Not Stop at the Water’s Edge

Moises de Souza and Dean Karalekas

May 106 min read

The Strange Case of Taiwan's Ex-Presidents: Post-Presidential Activism That Does Not Stop at the Water’s Edge

Unlike their counterparts from other countries, Taiwanese presidents have remained politically active after leaving office

Taiwan’s Elections are a Model for the World, but its Campaigns Lack Substance

Michael Cunningham

Apr 75 min read

Taiwan’s Elections are a Model for the World, but its Campaigns Lack Substance

In an exclusive commentary for Kwentuhan, Michael Cunningham details his observations of the Taiwan elections and how the campaigns are...

War Less Likely after Taiwan’s 2024 Election

Charles Wu

Apr 16 min read

War Less Likely after Taiwan’s 2024 Election

The result of the 2024 Taiwan general elections, and the increasing possibility of a Trump victory in the November U.S. presidential...

The 2024 Taiwanese General Elections and the Future Challenges for Kuomintang

Chunhao Chang

Mar 115 min read

The 2024 Taiwanese General Elections and the Future Challenges for Kuomintang

Many eyes were turned on the island of Taiwan in January as it held its 2024 General Elections. The results of the elections did not...

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